Talk about replicating your performance...

[Bill Russell]

Hornets' P.J. Brown is having the exact same numbers as of last season... Amazing consistency...

Check it out... http://www.nba.com/playerfile/pj_brown/index.html

[Mikki]

whoa! what a coincidence...

[.]

Lol..........MIP?

[Filip]

Cool, also check out Kobe's stats this season and his playoffs stats, pretty much the same.

[Stevan]

Cool, also check out Kobe's stats this season and his playoffs stats, pretty much the same.

Uh-oh

[Jackal]

Hornets' P.J. Brown is having the exact same numbers as of last season... Amazing consistency...

Check it out... http://www.nba.com/playerfile/pj_brown/index.html

You LIE!!!!!!!!!! There is a .02 point differential!!!! MEAN MEAN Tales!

[MC Hao]

he's shooting 45% though, compare to 50+ last season.

[Filip]

Cool, also check out Kobe's stats this season and his playoffs stats, pretty much the same.

Uh-oh

What's that suppose to mean

[Jackal]

*sigh* That almost every thread...which is not about Kobe, usually turns out to be about Kobe eventually.

[1CenT]

Why would you guys be amazed at consistency when you can be amazed at improvement? Joneal? randolph?

[Stevan]

Slamharder, a variation of what Psychojackal said I was expecting a load of excuses for Kobe and eventually a flame

I think consistency is underrated. Very few players can play at a consistent superstar level, and barely a handful of them are current players. And that's just over a season. Imagine over their careers!

[Filip]

Karl Malone stats is crazy! But I feel that he should had retired last season. Fucking sucks to miss more games in one season than in his whole career

[benji]

Hornets' P.J. Brown is having the exact same numbers as of last season... Amazing consistency...

Not really...he's playing two more minutes...his big time stats (pts, rebs, asts) are all at 95% of last year (though the fact that every single one of these dropped at the same rate is quite interesting on it's own)...and overall he's playing at about 87% of the production he was playing at last season...

Actually, I was thinking about this last week. Who are the most consistant players in recent memory? Who are the most inconsistant players? Etc.

Players that came to my mind as generally consistant (around 97.5-102.5% productivity difference) in the last three years are Paul Pierce and Darius Miles. Miles has posted almost the same production numbers (in the 70s on PRO which is the major rating) for his entire career aside from last year when he was simply horrible. Pierce from 2000-2003 posted almost the exact same (123, 121.8, 121.7 PROs) production, of course this year he has dropped severly.

This isn't a real study, it was just from me noticing as I was entering in things.

[Ruff Ryder]

At least he's consistent ......

[Bill Russell]

Of course, his production is somewhat different... The FG% and the MPG are different.. I just wanted to point out about the PPG, RPG, APG, TPG, FPG, that kinda stuff that attracts more our eyes...

Miles is very consistent... His 1st 2 seasons, he had almost the same stats... He worsened his game, let's hope he gets his act together in Portland.

[Filip]

Miles dissapoint me big time in Cavs, he played good @ LAL, but totally sucked in CAVS. I thought that he was gonna be a 18p-6r-4a guy, but no.
I still belevie in him, and I think he will improve his stats and play in Portland

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Miles dissapoint me big time in Cavs, he played good @ LAL, but totally sucked in CAVS. I thought that he was gonna be a 18p-6r-4a guy, but no.
I still belevie in him, and I think he will improve his stats and play in Portland

You mean LAC (Los Angeles CLippers) right?

[Filip]

Miles dissapoint me big time in Cavs, he played good @ LAL, but totally sucked in CAVS. I thought that he was gonna be a 18p-6r-4a guy, but no.
I still belevie in him, and I think he will improve his stats and play in Portland

You mean LAC (Los Angeles CLippers) right?

Yes offcourse

My ass may be dumb, but I ain't no dumbass